Lawrence Heights Community Centre

Drop-in schedule

16 weekly sessions across 5 activities. Recurring weekly — holidays and rentals can change these, so call ahead before travelling.

Showing all 16 sessions.

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What it costs

Lawrence Heights Community Centre is one of the City's free centres — locations in neighbourhoods with high levels of low income, where every City-delivered drop-in and registered program is free for everyone, at every age. There is nothing to pay and no membership to buy.

Lessons and camps you can register for

60 sections at Lawrence Heights Community Centre were listed open for registration when the City's data was read on 11 September, across 35 different courses — all of them below. These need booking and cost extra, unlike the drop-in sessions above. The City's data does not say whether a course is full, so check availability before you plan around one.

Also runs here: Adapted Active8, Adapted Yoga, After-School Recreation Care (ARC) — registration for these is currently closed.

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Courses fill up and the City's feed doesn't say when one is full, so check availability on their page before planning around it. Refreshed weekly; anything already finished is removed.

What's in the building

Lawrence Heights Community Centre has 12 listed facilities.

From the City of Toronto's facilities register. A room being listed doesn't mean it's open during every drop-in session. The linked ones open a page listing every City location with that facility.

Getting there

Lawrence Heights Community Centre is at 5 Replin Rd, Toronto. Accessibility: Fully Accessible.

The nearest intersection is Shermount & Lawrence, about 167 m away.

The closest TTC stop is 5 Replin Rd - Lawrence Heights Community Centre, a 99 m walk — about 1 minutes. Served by route 400. In total 7 routes stop within 500 m: 1, 52, 59, 109, 352, 400, 952. The nearest subway station is Lawrence West Station, 291 m away.

Walking distance is a real route over the City of Toronto’s street, path and trail network — not a straight line — and the closest stop is chosen by it. Computed from the TTC's schedule feed and the Toronto Centreline, both published by the City of Toronto as open data.

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